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    Haunted Houses?

    By Iris Petersen | October 30, 2018

    Being in the real estate business can have some spooky moments! With Halloween almost here, it’s only right to share our spookiest stories with all the spirits haunting our blog this Halloween season:   “I didn’t think it would bother me…” – David Wallner A few years ago I was working on listing a home... Read More

    Dr. Lawrence Yun, NAR Chief Economist, on Ann Arbor’s Economic and Housing Outlook

    By Iris Petersen | September 20, 2018

    Dr. Yun delivered an economic outlook and forecast of the local Ann Arbor housing market at the meeting. Read More

    14 Summer Activities for Ann Arbor Teens

    By Iris Petersen | June 7, 2018

    Summer is the perfect time for teenagers to enjoy their lives without having to worry about the burden of homework. With free time on their hands, teens have great opportunities to explore Ann Arbor and its events. Whether you want to get outside and enjoy the weather, or stay in and cool off, here are... Read More

    Ann Arbor Hairstylists Work on Groundbreaking Film

    By Iris Petersen | May 30, 2018

    You may not have heard of local hairstylist Clifton Chippewa, owner of Warpaint salon in downtown Ann Arbor, but Hollywood has. With 30 movies under his belt since 2002, Emmy-nominated Chippewa is often called upon when filmmakers come to Michigan, as well as other set locations around the country. Last year, he was called on... Read More

    Earth Day 2018 Tips & Things to do in Ann Arbor

    By Iris Petersen | April 20, 2018

    Earth Day is this Sunday, April 22. Since Ann Arbor is also known as “Tree Town,” you can imagine there will be plenty of activities to contribute to the well-being of our community. Here are our top picks, along with some tips on going greener all year round. All of these events are free and... Read More

    10 Family-Friendly Things to Do Around Ann Arbor for St. Patrick’s Day

    By Iris Petersen | March 15, 2018

    You won’t have any trouble finding St. Patrick’s Day celebrations with green beer around Ann Arbor this weekend! But if you’re looking for something to do with the kids for St. Patrick’s Day, here’s our top 10 family-friendly activities that include causes, fitness, food, crafts, and music. Best of all, most of them are free!... Read More

    Top 5 Must-Haves for Millennial Homes

    By Iris Petersen | February 16, 2018

      Born between 1980 and 1995, the Millennial Generation (also known as Generation Y, because it comes after Generation X),  is now prime homebuying age. According to the National Association of REALTORS,® 49 percent of homebuyers 36 years and younger have children under the age of 18, 66 percent are married couples, 17 percent are single women, and... Read More

    16 Out of the Box Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day Around Ann Arbor this Year

    By Iris Petersen | February 9, 2018

    There are lots of wonderful restaurants in Ann Arbor and the surrounding areas to choose from for a romantic Valentine’s Day dinner. However, if you’re looking for something a little more out of the box, this list is for you! Ideas for every budget, all ages, singles or couples, indoors or out, learn something new... Read More

    Looking for Unique Ways to Celebrate the New Year Around Ann Arbor?

    By Iris Petersen | December 22, 2017

    There are a LOT of choices for New Year’s celebrations in Greater Ann Arbor this year! You can always check your favorite night spot for their schedules, but here are some other indoor and outdoor options throughout the day that are a little more unique. Be it scavenger hunts or video gaming, cemetery walks or... Read More

    Have You Heard of the Hygge Lifestyle?

    By Iris Petersen | September 25, 2017

    Denmark and Norway are the happiest countries in the world. They offer stunning natural beauty, legendary winter sports and small populations. It’s no coincidence that both countries have the same word for a happy lifestyle: – hygge. Hygge, pronounced “hoo-ga,” is a term that has no English equivalent but is best translated as the enjoyment... Read More

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